Dr Sam Bunting

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Dr Sam Bunting is a London-based cosmetic dermatologist specialising, quite simply, in great skin – she’s widely considered to be a beauty insider’s best-kept secret. She’s passionate about making a dermatologist’s advice more accessible and helping women understand that a visit to her office is not just for serious skin conditions. In her media work and as a presenter on TLC’s Extreme Beauty Dis

asters, she helps bridge the gap between traditional dermatology and beauty. She received her training from Cambridge University and University College London and became a Member of the Royal College of Physicians in 2002. She then practised medical dermatology for 6 years before establishing her own private practice on Harley St in order to offer her patients bespoke solutions to the full spectrum of dermatological issues, whether medical or cosmetic. She approaches her work with empathy, knowledge and a light, aesthetic touch. She utilises the latest prescription-strength skin-care products, medical needling and injectables in combination to deliver optimal skin health. Dr Bunting is the calming voice of reason when it comes to navigating the hugely confusing arenas of skincare and non-surgical cosmetic procedures. She is a featured expert on www.getthegloss.comand www.cultbeauty.co.uk. She is sought-after for her opinions and regularly contributes to the popular press and fashion publications: Tatler, Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Stylist, InStyle, Elle, Marie-Claire, Cosmopolitan, Company, More, Closer, Bella, Red, Zest, Women’s Health, FHM, Men’s Health, Top Santé, T3, Good Housekeeping, Sunday Times Style, Evening Standard, Daily Mail, MoS Health, Financial Times Life and Style, Sunday Telegraph Stella, Sunday Mirror Celebs on Sunday, Daily Express, Style.com, Boots.com. Dr Bunting is in demand as an expert on today's most relevent beauty topics. She is a presenter on Extreme Beauty Disasters on TLC, which has aired in 36 countries globally (formally known as Last Chance Salon). She has just completed filming the second series, following its international success. She has appeared on Channel 4’s How Not To Get Old, NBC’s The Today Show, Channel 4 News, Channel 5 News and This Morning. She has consulted extensively within the cosmetics industry, been a panellist in numerous magazine beauty awards (including Elle, Cosmopolitan, Stylist, Zest and InStyle) and knows the skincare market inside out.

11/06/2026

Those flat, stubborn marks left behind after a breakout? That’s post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and it often outlasts the original problem.

Azelaic acid is the ingredient you need. It calms inflammation, blocks pigment production, and turns over new skin cells, all at once.

Comment PIH and I’ll send you my complete guide to fading dark marks for good.

Consistent use delivers real results - let me know if you try it. ✨

07/06/2026

Food is the foundation everything else builds on so I think of my grocery shopping as an extension of my skincare routine. These are the foods I stock up on to give my skin what it needs to repair, stay resilient and age well.

Comment “SHOP” t.o get the full list 🛒

02/06/2026

Azelaic acid is one of my most-used ingredients. This is how I think about matching strength to concern - and when to move up. SAVE it and share with a friend who needs azelaic acid in their life.

31/05/2026

Dr Sam’s turns eight this year, and I’ve been thinking about what that means.

Eight years of trusting that skin health really does matter. Eight years of you championing a brand built on science, not noise. Eight years of patients, customers, and a community that chose to believe in what we were building, often before we had the proof to back it up.

Thank you. You spread the word when we were small, you trusted me with your skin, and you kept coming back.

Thank-you to the team who have made Dr Sam’s possible: you have shaped this brand more than you know. We started with a belief that when you change your skin, you change your life. Eight years in, it’s what keeps driving us forward. We’re only just getting started! 🚀

24/05/2026

Nervous about using acids in summer? Azelaic acid is the one to look at first as it doesn’t increase photosensitivity or thin your skin’s barrier. Helpfully, it regulates excess pigment production while calming inflammation and clearing your pores. If your skin gets angry every summer, this ingredient deserves your attention.

Comment SUMMER for my complete guide

There’s something about seeing your name on a screen at Waterloo that hits differently. Not because of the size or the l...
21/05/2026

There’s something about seeing your name on a screen at Waterloo that hits differently. Not because of the size or the location, but because it represents all of you who’ve backed this journey. From day one to now, with over 22,000 five-star reviews in between. This is just the beginning.

14/05/2026

These are the five habits I use to wind down every night. The science behind it is simple - your brain learns the pattern. Do the same things in the same order and your nervous system starts to associate the routine with sleep, so by the time you’re horizontal you’re already halfway there. And while you’re out, your skin is doing its most important repair work of the day. Good sleep isn’t a nice to have. For your skin and your long-term health, it’s non-negotiable.

Save this and try it for a week.💫

12/05/2026

Azelaic acid is the ingredient I prescribe alongside almost every retinoid. It’s also the ingredient I’ve been championing on social media for more than a decade.
Here’s why.

Retinoids are gold standard, but they can be hard to tolerate, especially early on. Irritation, redness, flaking. A lot of people give up before they see results.

Azelaic acid works differently. It’s anti-inflammatory, which means it actively calms the irritation a retinoid can cause. It also targets pigmentation, congestion, and redness through completely separate pathways - so you’re getting more done, with less friction.

The two don’t just coexist. They complement each other at a mechanistic level.

Safe in pregnancy. Suitable for sensitive skin. Works on all skin tones without the risk of rebound pigmentation you get with some other brighteners.

If you’re on a retinoid and not using azelaic acid alongside it, this is worth knowing about.
Save this for when you’re ready to add it in.

10/05/2026

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